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GETTING STARTED: Introductory Paragraph ...
get the reader ready for your THESIS STATEMENT.
Keep these points in mind:
The introduction clarifies the “subject” of your essay to the audience.
It should capture the attention of the audience by presenting the topic, debatable issue, or subject of the essay.
The paragraph should begin broadly and should gradually become more specific as you move toward the thesis statement.
PURPOSE -
Your purpose will be to INFORM your audience about your topic.
AUDIENCE
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Who are you trying to inform Keep this in mind and address them a
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Keep these points in mind: